PF1618GLCN Pneumatic 3-in-1 16-Gauge and 18-Gauge 2" Flooring Nailer
PF1618GLCN Pneumatic 3-in-1 16-Gauge and 18-Gauge 2" Flooring Nailer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Manuals, Parts and Warranty
Manuals, Parts and Warranty
The Freeman PF1618GLCN Pneumatic 3-in-1 16-Gauge and 18-Gauge 2" Flooring Nailer is the first all-in-one flooring nailer, providing DIYers and professional contractors with a solution that takes the guess work out of what flooring nailer to buy. For the installation of more common tongue and groove hardwood flooring, such as 5/8" to 3/4" oak, maple, and hickory, the 16 gauge T-cleat is ideal. If you are installing 3/8" to 3/4" engineered or solid tongue and groove flooring, including bamboo, stranded bamboo, carbonized bamboo, or exotic hardwoods, the 18 gauge L-cleat is your fastener. The durable anodized aluminum magazine allows you to load 16 gauge L-cleats or 18 gauge L-cleats ranging in sizes from 1-1/4" to 2" in length without making any adjustments or modifications, providing a seamless operation. The one piece drive blade is made of hardened steel with an aluminum cylinder, while the body of the nailer is constructed of durable die cast aluminum to stand up to daily use. Height adjustment of the base plates allows you to precisely line up with your nailing area, and the no mar design provides increased protection when working on finished flooring surfaces. The Pneumatic 3-in-1 16-Gauge and 18-Gauge 2" Flooring Nailer includes a fiberglass mallet with rubber head and three interchangeable base plates, and is covered by Freeman's 7 Year Limited Warranty and 90 Day Wearable Parts Warranty.
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BMC or BagNo
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Fitting Size1/4" NPT Industrial
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Fitting IncludedYes
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Magazine Capacity
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Min. Recommended SCFM @ 90 PSI2.2
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Operating PSI70 – 115 PSI
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Pneumatic Tool CategoryFlooring Nailer
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Material
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Maximum Fastener Size2"
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Minimum Fastener Size1-1/4"
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Fastener Gauge16 Gauge; 18 Gauge
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Fastener Type
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Power
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Includes
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Applications
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Manufacturer Warranty7 Years
Customer Reviews
Installed about 800 sqft of hardwood. Ran just fine. Had one jam that cleared in a piece of scrap. Not too bad.
I got this nailer to lay the Brazilian Cherry hardwood flooring in the photo. I also used the 18 ga Freeman L-cleats. Once I got used to how hard to strike the head, the nailer worked great. A few split tongues, but that is a common problem with Brazilian Cherry, and less splitting then with other nailers I have used. Nailer jammed twice for the floor shown, and easy to clear the jams with the provided hex wrenches. Jams were a nail issue anyway, and not the fault of the nailer. I bought the nailer and it looked brand new. As a result the cost was the same as 3 days of a rental, and the flooring took me 5-6 days total, so definitely a win-win as I still have the nailer to use for my next job vs. a rental that would have cost more for the 5 days.
Versatile for different flooring types using different fasteners
This worked exactly as I expected. I decided to lay my own floors and needed to biy a flooring nailer. This worked perfectly. Need to be sure to keep it oiled and free of dirt/dust.
Worked well. No jammed nails. Used to install 1/2" engineered hardwood floor. Used scrap flooring to set psi.
Great product for the money. Easy to set up and get started. One of the only 16 & 18 gauge floor nailers that I could find. I like that you just replace the pads on the bottom for the thickness of wood that you are putting down. Better than having to adjust the height on most floor nailers. Overall great buy and worth the money.
230 sq' 2 1/4 x3/4 oak 2 men 6 hours flawless performance 16@18ga. Well balanced @ light weight
This nailer is great! No mis fires. I'm using 18guage 1 3/4 " cleats on 9/16 engineered hard wood. It sinks them in nicely, spot on in the grove! And it only take about 60 lbs of pressure.
This floor nailer worked great for my entire project. I had 1500 sq. ft. of hardwood flooring that I installed with only two misfires which were my errors not the fault of the tool. This is a great tool that was very easy to use. I can't imagine a more expensive tool would have performed any better.
Frustrating performance with 18 gauge cleats jamming in the delivery slope, i suspect the dual gauge feature fails to deliver the smaller cleats correctly, i.e a compromise that results in more jams. So many from my perspective that I am going to buy another gun rather than waste so much time clearing jams.
